rabbi * , also: rabbin old use

He asked what the rabbi could say to help them.

The rabbi said he did not know if his wife had done so.

If you looked at me you'd never know I was a rabbi.

Still, the rabbi could also hold the state's future in his hands.

The rabbi seemed to think about the word for a moment.

When the rabbi came in, however, he looked nothing like White.

He worked as a teacher and rabbi in the past.

So do you want to be a rabbi, I asked.

The Rabbi asked his question of no one in particular.

In the old days if anyone had a problem, the first place they'd go was to the rabbi.

At that time, the rabbi would be 65 years old.

At no time was he told how to vote, the rabbi said.

If only he could make the Rabbi see all this.

The rabbi you've told me so much about, he needs you too.

But the Rabbi had a plan to make it all come out right.

Only one who knew anything at all was the guy next door, some kind of English rabbi.

The rabbi said he looks to see "how they feel and what's inside them."

His parents, he said, expected him to become a rabbi.

"you'll make a good rabbi some day but you should understand all this."

She is about to visit the rabbi for the first time in her life alone.

But I will tell you this right now - the death of the rabbi was just the beginning for them.

He has no interest in becoming a rabbi like his father.

It was, however, no place to study to be a rabbi.

Today, minister and rabbi still will not get to meet in person.

But as senior rabbi, he found it difficult to be himself.